Getting Started with Vijeo Designer 6.2: A Tutorial Deep-Dive

Vijeo Designer 6.2 Sample Projects

For further learning, explore the (installed by default in C:\Program Files (x86)\Schneider Electric\Vijeo Designer 6.2\Samples ). Open them, press F12 to simulate, and reverse-engineer the animations.

Step 2: Creating a New HMI Project

To create a new HMI project, follow these steps:

Before diving into design, ensure you have the right version installed. Schneider Electric offers several modes: Trial Mode : Full functionality for 21 days—perfect for learning. Limited Edition : Restricted to specific HMI series like HMISTO and HMISTU. Full License : No restrictions on HMI types or time. 2. Creating Your First Project

: Use "Numeric Display" for viewing variables like temperature or RPM. Use "Numeric Input" if you want the operator to change a setpoint. 5. Using the Toolchest Don't reinvent the wheel. The is a library of pre-made industrial graphics. Industrial Graphics

Vijeo Designer 6.2

remains a cornerstone for engineers developing Human Machine Interface (HMI) applications for Schneider Electric’s Harmony (formerly Magelis) range. Whether you are a beginner or looking to upgrade from version 6.1, this guide covers everything from the initial setup to advanced project features. 1. Installation and License Modes